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HELSINKI - Municipality Finance Plc (MuniFin) announced that its £100 million bond has been delisted from Nasdaq Helsinki following early redemption. The bond, which carried the ISIN code XS2902607527, was removed from the exchange’s listing after the company exercised its early redemption right.
According to a press release statement issued Thursday, MuniFin had initially announced its decision to redeem the bond on September 4, 2025. Nasdaq Helsinki approved the company’s application to delist the security, with the final trading day occurring on Wednesday, September 17.
The Finnish credit institution, which ranks among the largest in Finland, primarily serves municipalities, municipal federations, wellbeing services counties, and state-subsidized housing production. The company’s balance sheet exceeds €55 billion.
MuniFin is owned by Finnish municipalities, Keva (Finland’s largest pension provider for the public sector), and the Finnish state. The company focuses on financing environmentally sustainable and socially responsible projects including public transportation initiatives, sustainable construction, hospitals, healthcare centers, daycare facilities, schools, and special needs housing.
While MuniFin’s customer base is domestic, it maintains an active presence in international capital markets as a Finnish bond issuer. The company was also Finland’s first issuer of green and social bonds. The Municipal Guarantee Board guarantees MuniFin’s funding activities.
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